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to the debt limit later this year. >> if defunding obama care fails in the continuing resolution and it is separate, as you know because so you got a little legislative rule issue there. but putting that aside, if that does fail, that's the backup? >> here's the backup plan. plan b april cording to my sources in the house republican leadership, if it fails, fizzles, boehner will try to pass a short-term c.r. and make a major play on the debt limit for a conservative deal. >> and will they take the last week of september off? or will they be in session to do all this? because you've got a lot here. the plate is full. >> the clock is ticking very much in congress. they'll be here debating a final deal brokered at the last minute. >> a sorter, robert korksa. >> i am giving her the role of piece maker tonight. she is going to show us all how the gop can reason together. who said we can reason together? i believe it was lyndon johnson. but it was a good phrase. kudlow will be right back with coulter to reason together. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we
to the debt limit later this year. >> if defunding obama care fails in the continuing resolution and it is separate, as you know because so you got a little legislative rule issue there. but putting that aside, if that does fail, that's the backup? >> here's the backup plan. plan b april cording to my sources in the house republican leadership, if it fails, fizzles, boehner will try to pass a short-term c.r. and make a major play on the debt limit for a conservative deal. >>...
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postpone the new individual mandate in obama care. >>> meantime, don't forget the kudlow credow. free market capitalism is the best way to prosperity. "the kudlow report" is coming back. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> if you're in business in a blue state, you might want to sit up and take note. according to the 2013 survey, the top five states for business are all, in fact, red. and, in fact, 13 of the top 15 states have republican governors at the helm. and this year was a bit of a shocker. the mt. rushmore state, south dakota jumped to the top spot for business. that's a rock climb up from number seven where they were a year ago and
postpone the new individual mandate in obama care. >>> meantime, don't forget the kudlow credow. free market capitalism is the best way to prosperity. "the kudlow report" is coming back. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks...
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obama's credibility and his entire domestic agenda may be on the line if congress votes no on syria. it could cripple everything from a budget deal to fed chairman, i don't know, obamacare to immigration reform. has his failed foreign policy going to kill domestic policy, as well? maybe not having the vote hurts him. let's bring in "washington post" columnist matt miller and brg group chairman ed reuters. ed, i'm going under the assumption because of the chunking business with the russian idea that assad will give over his chemical weapons and that we're for the going to vote on the resolution, if that is the case, if there is no vote, what does that do to obama's political standing 1234. >> he doesn't have a positive agenda, it was all defense. so everything about this make it weaker. and now that putin had offered a head fake ala north korea or iran, come and let's talk and putin is perhaps suggesting that as sad otherwise will give up chemical cat weapon weapons thg says he doesn't have, has caused pause. >> a little tricky to give up something you've been saying for years you don
obama's credibility and his entire domestic agenda may be on the line if congress votes no on syria. it could cripple everything from a budget deal to fed chairman, i don't know, obamacare to immigration reform. has his failed foreign policy going to kill domestic policy, as well? maybe not having the vote hurts him. let's bring in "washington post" columnist matt miller and brg group chairman ed reuters. ed, i'm going under the assumption because of the chunking business with the...
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in exchange for structural reforms to entitlement programs. the nominee has been not been speaking publicly. many are pointing out this does not mention the words obama care. interesting part and has some wondering if this is a blueprint to get to a deal. >>> up next, the ceo on the art of compromise. we'll get his take on washington. chris van hollen joins us to talk act all of this. much more on what janet yellen brings to the table. we'll take a look on what she may or may not do with the bond buying program. "squawk box" will be right back. we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in
in exchange for structural reforms to entitlement programs. the nominee has been not been speaking publicly. many are pointing out this does not mention the words obama care. interesting part and has some wondering if this is a blueprint to get to a deal. >>> up next, the ceo on the art of compromise. we'll get his take on washington. chris van hollen joins us to talk act all of this. much more on what janet yellen brings to the table. we'll take a look on what she may or may not do...
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>> i think reform is something for mexico to consider. as president obama was told few weeks ago, mexico is not helping the u.s. how to do it. comprehensive immigration reform will have to address the issues that need mexico's collaboration, to having a temporary worker's program that will allow appear orderly travel of workers. we need to be an agreement with mexico. we'll support immigration reform in the u.s. we understand it's a u.s. issue and with respect to the u.s. will decide and our position is to make things to be helpful. >> and the final question here, as we see money coming into the country and the activity picking up in mexico, it's certainly a hot spot in the orlando. what industry specifically are driving that growth? >> well, manufacturing is the main source of our competitiveness. as opposed the companies in latin america. we have a quite sophisticated manufacturing base. it's our space, it's the auto industry in all its component and we're quite competitive and we will continue to be quite competitive. >> minister, it i
>> i think reform is something for mexico to consider. as president obama was told few weeks ago, mexico is not helping the u.s. how to do it. comprehensive immigration reform will have to address the issues that need mexico's collaboration, to having a temporary worker's program that will allow appear orderly travel of workers. we need to be an agreement with mexico. we'll support immigration reform in the u.s. we understand it's a u.s. issue and with respect to the u.s. will decide and...
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this argument started out with obama care and their objections to that. the center of the party has pivoted to entitlement reform and is now looking at that as a way out. what you just said sounds like it's an argument for that. >> i think there will be entitlement reform. and i think there should be. we should have a sustainable path and people should understand that it's a sus staunble path. it can be a very attractive sustainable path. we start out as the richest country in the world and we keep getting richer. but a rich family can overpromise. but i don't believe that we should destroy the full banking credit of the united states or reserve currency or upset the whole world's economic situation. to get that or any other piece of legislative activity. i think you should take that weapon off and then you can find it out on entitlement reform. and they will. it will happen, i just don't know when it will happen. >> we had the former to president clinton. he said we feed another maybe 400 to $500 billion in new revenues. does that sounds like a right blu
this argument started out with obama care and their objections to that. the center of the party has pivoted to entitlement reform and is now looking at that as a way out. what you just said sounds like it's an argument for that. >> i think there will be entitlement reform. and i think there should be. we should have a sustainable path and people should understand that it's a sus staunble path. it can be a very attractive sustainable path. we start out as the richest country in the world...
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care reform. will 2014 be better? bertha coombs joins us with her predictions for the new year. but first, let's check with the score card to see how she did last year. bertha predicted an expansion in medicaid. this was correct. taking part in the medicaid expansion. up next, bertha predicted the health care exchanges would be on time for open enrollment but not without glitches. this is half right. glitches may be an understatement, though, from what we've seen so far. finally, she predicted a device tax reprieve. this one proved wrong. during the government shutdown this was raised as a bargaining chip. 2 for 3 for 2013. let's see what lies ahead for health care in the year ahead. >> reporter: the big obamacare number for 2014 is enrollment. 7 million is the congressional budget offices of how many would buy on the health exchanges. >> i think the obama administration will fall short. perhaps 4 million to 5 million by the end of next march. but problems with healthcare.gov's expansions will spi
care reform. will 2014 be better? bertha coombs joins us with her predictions for the new year. but first, let's check with the score card to see how she did last year. bertha predicted an expansion in medicaid. this was correct. taking part in the medicaid expansion. up next, bertha predicted the health care exchanges would be on time for open enrollment but not without glitches. this is half right. glitches may be an understatement, though, from what we've seen so far. finally, she predicted...
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is the tax tape, do you thank you obama is shifting the debate now, that there is going to be far more taken in greater taxes for the wealthy and far less in spending cuts because that is the cret rick? >> difficult to predict. here is where we are right now. in terms of what has been enacted in 2011 and 2012, we are more than half way, hand this is conservative, i think, more than halfway to the so-called $4 trillion level. of that -- of that effort in 2011 and 2012, what has already been inenacted in terms of savings, it's a -- disproportionately weighed on spending cuts, about 72-28. we need more spending cuts, without a doubt we need that i think we have got to try to make sure we get the balance right r >> just ask you one more question, sir, do you think there is a risk that president obama wastes his political capital in the view of most americans? i mean, the rest of the world is here issing, climate change and carpet emissions in the inaugural speech but not what most americans seem most to care about. it's usually jobs and growth. >> it's difficult for me to analyze that, fro
is the tax tape, do you thank you obama is shifting the debate now, that there is going to be far more taken in greater taxes for the wealthy and far less in spending cuts because that is the cret rick? >> difficult to predict. here is where we are right now. in terms of what has been enacted in 2011 and 2012, we are more than half way, hand this is conservative, i think, more than halfway to the so-called $4 trillion level. of that -- of that effort in 2011 and 2012, what has already...
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do you think it's possible to do entitlement reform and tax reform in a way people can some what understand the process or is president obama never going to deliver on the original promise in '07 to be a more transparent president. >> if the president doesn't deliver on medicare a reform of our entitlement, we'll never have the country we've all known and all love. we're at a breaking point in this country and our entitlements are two-thirds of spending, on cruise control, need to be reformed. we need to not just save them for the current generation but future generations. >> only a half a minute left, senator, the sequester. good idea, bad idea? how do you think it will turn out? in the end, is it the best of a series of unpleasant options? >> it's bad idea whose time has come. it will happen on the first of march and last a few weeks until the pressure of the public, the military, education, health, science research all comes together and says, congress, do your job, instead of cutting a the board, make the cuts you need to make them but empower the programs that help america move forward
do you think it's possible to do entitlement reform and tax reform in a way people can some what understand the process or is president obama never going to deliver on the original promise in '07 to be a more transparent president. >> if the president doesn't deliver on medicare a reform of our entitlement, we'll never have the country we've all known and all love. we're at a breaking point in this country and our entitlements are two-thirds of spending, on cruise control, need to be...
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and i think with any bill, any big deal on tax reform or entitlement reform, it has to be bipartisan. the only big bill that i've seen that has gone through with major ramifications was obama care and that got narrowly by a democrat in the white house. otherwise, the party's going to have to come together. we've got immigration reform, possibly gun control. a lot on the plate. >> thank you. >> let's get a market flash with brian shactman, the dow up 230 points. >> simon, we got a deal. the ten-year note rates are to the upside and life insurers strongly to the upsite. met life and lincoln national, number two and hartford is is number four. so, strength across the board in this group. of course, sellers of variable annuities getting a nice pop. 3% and up. >> avis is buying zip car. what does that mean for the rest of the rental car market? find out next on the show. and later, we'll hear from both side of the aisle on the deal and what it means for the feature. republican congressman vern buchanan and sandy levin will join us live. and also, rick santelli working on the third hour of
and i think with any bill, any big deal on tax reform or entitlement reform, it has to be bipartisan. the only big bill that i've seen that has gone through with major ramifications was obama care and that got narrowly by a democrat in the white house. otherwise, the party's going to have to come together. we've got immigration reform, possibly gun control. a lot on the plate. >> thank you. >> let's get a market flash with brian shactman, the dow up 230 points. >> simon, we...
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policy risk, unlike writing dodd frank and obama care, shifted to guns and immigration and expect those to have less of an impact on the market. >> exactly right. compare what the obama administration is focused on and proposing right now to what is focused on four years ago and it is much better. four years ago, we were staring at obama care, dodd frank, cap in trade, card check, a long list of stuff bad for business. now focused on guns, immigration, gay marriage, these things you may like them, may not like them, they are not bad for business. >> john, i'm interested in your pessimism, a market which so far this year, this months, gained 5%. when we are eyeing dow 14,000, would appear that some retail money is coming into stocks. your he arguing the situation is bad, the market is rallying, they are coming back into it, they can profit from it moving through the year. are they wrong? >> sorry. >> john? >> john? >> the situation is lackluster, add it is strifg the market more so than improved outlook for profitability is the expectation that bond yields will remain low for a extended
policy risk, unlike writing dodd frank and obama care, shifted to guns and immigration and expect those to have less of an impact on the market. >> exactly right. compare what the obama administration is focused on and proposing right now to what is focused on four years ago and it is much better. four years ago, we were staring at obama care, dodd frank, cap in trade, card check, a long list of stuff bad for business. now focused on guns, immigration, gay marriage, these things you may...
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and i'd like to spend a few moments this morning speaking about financial reform. what made it imperative, what we've accomplished, and what direction we're going. when president obama took office a little more than four years ago, america was in the depths of worst economic crisis since the great depression. we were losing an average of 750,000 jobs a month. our economy was contracting at a rate of more than 5%. the pain was severe. you didn't have to be harmed directly to know how painful it was. there is a good chance that a family member, neighbor or someone you knew was affected by it. and the harm was not limited to the united states. it spread beyond our shores damaging economies around the world and undermining our reputation as a read leader among nations. now, there were a number of factors that led to this economic catastrophe. none more significant than the near collapse of our financial system. in the span of a few weeks, many of our nation's largest financial institutions failed or were forced to merge to avoid insolvency. the panic that gripped the f
and i'd like to spend a few moments this morning speaking about financial reform. what made it imperative, what we've accomplished, and what direction we're going. when president obama took office a little more than four years ago, america was in the depths of worst economic crisis since the great depression. we were losing an average of 750,000 jobs a month. our economy was contracting at a rate of more than 5%. the pain was severe. you didn't have to be harmed directly to know how painful it...
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research has called a down payment on entitlement and tax reforms. everybody thinks a deal can be made around those issues. the s&p is only down 0.8%. we're 2.7% from the historic high we hit just a couple of weeks ago, i believe it was september 19th. before anybody gets complacent, a number of people sent me e-mails remember august 2011 and we couldn't agree and we dropped about 10 portion on the s&p 500. complacency is really high here. if but they a in in the event that we have some problems in the debt ceiling because there were problems with people trying to withdraw cash the last time. it's a silly idea but that some banks are considering stocking up on cash is an indication that some people take this seriously. where are we at right now? let's forget about the extension or dealing with the shutdown. nuchl one here, one obvious point, the fed is not going to taper in october. number two, mario draghi has indicated easy money will continue and noum four. they'll end with 5% to 6% increase in earnings. the market should be up but in the fourth q
research has called a down payment on entitlement and tax reforms. everybody thinks a deal can be made around those issues. the s&p is only down 0.8%. we're 2.7% from the historic high we hit just a couple of weeks ago, i believe it was september 19th. before anybody gets complacent, a number of people sent me e-mails remember august 2011 and we couldn't agree and we dropped about 10 portion on the s&p 500. complacency is really high here. if but they a in in the event that we have some...